"When Nirvana became popular, you could very easily slip and get lost during that storm. I fortunately had really heavy anchors - old friends, family"

In this quote, Dave Grohl, the previous drummer of Nirvana and present frontman of the Foo Fighters, reviews the overwhelming success and fame that came with the rise of Nirvana. He acknowledges that throughout this time, it was easy for people to lose themselves and get caught up in the chaos and pressure of the music market. However, Grohl considers himself lucky to have actually had strong support group in the kind of his old friends and family. These "heavy anchors" kept him grounded and assisted him browse through the storm of fame, permitting him to remain true to himself and his worths. This quote highlights the importance of having a strong support system and remaining grounded in the face of success and fame.